There’s now not one but TWO ways to get CMYK separation using FOSS software.
communication / digital publishing / education
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The one way educators still don’t use digital submissions to help themselves
Digital homework submissions are a beautiful, but underutilized tool for educators. While some aspects (such as TurnItIn) have been somewhat embraced, there’s one other big way that having […]
digital publishing / publishing
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First and Exclusive rights… and how robots.txt might impact those rights
One of the things that authors have to know about rights are how the terms “first” and “exclusive” relate to their works. At first blush, it seems simple. […]
business of writing / digital publishing / self-publishing / writing
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Always try to sell short works before putting them in your own collection
I putz about on Reddit sometimes, and ran across this question in /r/Writing (relevant bit quoted below): [I’ve written some short stories now.] I was wondering whether I […]
contracts / digital publishing / publishing
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Publishers Will Fix Their Contracts If You Call Them On It
There’s an inherent benefit of calling people on their crap: not only might they fix their stuff, but it lets you see what’s wrong with your own. So […]
digital publishing / publishing
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What Kind Of Publishing Should Authors Choose?
As a small publisher – and as someone who has done self-publishing in the past – I sometimes get asked why people should choose one path of publishing […]